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@secbox
I do get your point, but I disagree.

The issue as I see it is that if children are subjected to surveillance early on, the experience becomes normalised. Even worse: Since the parents are doing the surveillance, it might become reframed as some expression of care or affection. I consider that to be dangerous, because once children that are brought up in such a way become adults, it’s much easier for governments or corporations to exploit that.